Days & Hours for Social Distance Walking Visitor Guidelines Lynden
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53 22 D 4 21 8 48 9 38 NORTH 41 3 C 33 34 E 32 46 47 24 45 26 28 14 52 37 12 25 11 19 7 36 20 10 35 2 PARKING 40 39 50 6 5 51 15 17 27 1 44 13 30 18 G 29 16 43 23 PARKING F GARDEN 31 EXIT ENTRANCE BROWN DEER ROAD Lynden Sculpture Garden Visitor Guidelines NO CLIMBING ON SCULPTURE 2145 W. Brown Deer Rd. Do not climb on the sculptures. They are works of art, just as you would find in an indoor art Milwaukee, WI 53217 museum, and are subject to the same issues of deterioration – and they endure the vagaries of our harsh climate. Many of the works have already spent nearly half a century outdoors 414-446-8794 and are quite fragile. Please be gentle with our art. LAKES & POND There is no wading, swimming or fishing allowed in the lakes or pond. Please do not throw For virtual tours of the anything into these bodies of water. VEGETATION & WILDLIFE sculpture collection and Please do not pick our flowers, fruits, or grasses, or climb the trees. We want every visitor to be able to enjoy the same views you have experienced. Protect our wildlife: do not feed, temporary installations, chase or touch fish, ducks, geese, frogs, turtles or other wildlife. visit: lynden.tours WEATHER All visitors must come inside immediately if there is any sign of lightning. PETS Pets are not allowed in the Lynden Sculpture Garden except on designated dog days. Guide and/or service dogs are welcome. Days & Hours for ACCESS Vehicles are allowed only in the parking lots. Driving on access roads or any walkways is Social Distance Walking strictly prohibited. The house and restrooms are wheelchair accessible. The sculptures are located on grassy lawns without paths, and many of the surfaces are uneven. Shoes must be Daily 10 am-4 pm worn at all times. Closed Thursday COURTESY The Lynden Sculpture Garden is a smoke-free facility, indoors and out. Children must be Social Distance Walking Visitor Guidelines accompanied by an adult and be within reach at all times for their safety. All refuse must be deposited in the appropriate receptacles. As a courtesy to other visitors, please silence your • Observe social distancing—from fellow cell phones. visitors and Lynden staff—at all times. PHOTOGRAPHY • Wear a mask. Personal photography/videography with handheld equipment is permitted, but reproduction • Don’t touch the sculpture. or publication of still or moving images of the house, permanent collection, gardens, grounds or temporary exhibitions is strictly prohibited (this includes posting images on the internet, Facebook, Flickr, YouTube or any other electronic/digital platform). Listen to audio at lynden.tours • Seasonal: These works are stored Permanent Collection inside during the winter months Temporary Sculptures 1. Alexander Archipenko 19. Barbara Hepworth 37. Robert Murray C. Will Pergl (Russian 1887–1964) (British 1903–1975) (Canadian 1936– ) Framework in 12-point Perspective, 2012 Queen of Sheba, 1961 Conversation with Magic Stones, Windfall, 1966 Painted steel Bronze Figure 3 and Magic Stone 3, 1973 Painted aluminum Bronze D. Folayemi Wilson 2. Max Bill 38. Forrest Myers Eliza’s Peculiar Cabinet of Curiosities, 2016 (Swiss 1908–1994) 20. Barbara Hepworth (American 1941– ) Cabin, objects, media Rhythm In Space, 1967 (British 1903–1975) Quartet, 1967/2013 Closed during pandemic. Black diorite Sea Form (Atlantic), 1964 Painted steel Bronze Portia Cobb 3. Samuel Buri • 39. Masayuki Nagare Lizzie’s Garden, 2017 (Swiss 1935– ) 21. Linda Howard (Japanese 1923–2018) South Carolina Sea Islands heritage garden Des Vaches: Mo, Ni, Que, 1971–1976 (American 1934– ) Ancestor, 1965 Polyester & impregnated fiberglass Round About, 1976 Black granite with paint Aluminum E. Jenna Knapp 40. Masayuki Nagare Labyrinth Society of Lynden Sculpture 4. Deborah Butterfield 22. Linda Howard (Japanese 1923–2018) Garden, 2019 (American 1949– ) (American 1934– ) Bench-Stone, 1964-1965 Labyrinth Hara, 1989 Sky Fence, 1976 Granite Bronze Aluminum F. Brenda Baker Gift of Lynde B. Uihlein 41. Marta Pan • Seedpod, 2013 23. Lyman Kipp (French, b. Hungary 1923–2008) Buckthorn, honeysuckle, autumn olive 5. Aldo Calo (American 1929-2014) Floating Sculpture No. 3, 1972 (Italian 1910–1983) Lodgepole, 1968 Painted polyester G. Gary John Gresl Orizzontale, 1964 Painted steel The Body Farm at Lynden, 2017 Bronze 42. Beverly Pepper Three installations, mixed media, fencing, 24. Bernard Kirschenbaum (American 1924–2020) signage 6. Aldo Calo (American 1924–2016) Compound Junior, 1970 (Italian 1910–1983) Twist for Max, 1974 Honed stainless steel Tensione, 1962 Anodized aluminum Removed for conservation MULTIPLE LOCATIONS Bronze 25. Bernard Kirschenbaum 43. George Rickey • Sara Caron 7. Emilie Clark • (American 1924–2016) (American 1907–2002) Hiking Trail, 2017 (American 1969– ) Way Four, 1976 Peristyle–Three Lines, 1963-1964 Wooden trail markers Research Station, 2013 Stainless steel Stainless steel Wood and metal on wheels; Amy Cropper & Stuart Morris wooden worm stool 26. Alexander Liberman 44. James Rosati Inverse, 2011 (American, b. Kiev 1912–1999) (American 1912–1988) Removed during pandemic. Painted ash and hawthorn Axeltree, 1967 Untitled, 1975–1976 8. Katy Cowan Painted steel Corten steel (American 1982– ) Paul Druecke , 2014 Reflector, 2017 27. Alexander Liberman 45. Ernest C. Shaw Garden Path Cast bronze, enamel spray paint (American, b. Kiev 1912–1999) (American 1942– ) Mulch, etched granite, custom-installed Orbits, 1967 Arch, 1976 door, plantings, striping paint 9. Lindsay Daen Painted steel Steel (heavy/mild) (American 1923–2001) Removed during conservation. Yevgeniya Kaganovich The Lovers, 1964 46. Ernest C. Shaw Divergent Fates: Tree Intuits Chair, 2019 Bronze 28. Alexander Liberman (American 1942– ) Clusters of trees altered through bending (American, b. Kiev 1912–1999) Epicenter, 1976 and grafting 10. Mark di Suvero Ritual II, 1966 Steel (heavy/mild) (American, b. Shanghai 1933– ) Painted steel Marsha McDonald Lover, 1971–1973 47. Ernest C. Shaw net(s), 2019 Painted steel 29. Heinz Mack (American 1942– ) Nets (German 1931– ) Epicenter II, 1976 11. Mark di Suvero Knife Tree, 1966 Steel (heavy/mild) (American, b. Shanghai 1933– ) Chrome-plated steel Poland, 1966 48. Ernest C. Shaw Steel and wire 30. Heinz Mack (American 1942– ) (German 1931– ) III Columns, 1976 12. Sorel Etrog Three Graces “Thalia” “Aglaia” Steel (heavy/mild) (Canadian, b. Romania 1933-2014) and “Euphrosyne”, 1965 Embrace, 1966–1967 Stainless steel 49. Arlie Sinaiko Bronze (American, b. Russia 1902–1984) 31. Gerhardt Marcks Flight, 1966 13. Sorel Etrog (German 1889–1981) Bronze (Canadian, b. Romania 1933-2014) Bremen Town Musicians, 1951 Currently not on view The Source, 1964 Bronze Bronze 50. Tony Smith 32. Clement Meadmore (American 1912–1980) 14. Charles Ginnever (Australian 1929–2005) The Wandering Rocks: “Crocus” “Slide” (American 1931– 2019) Double Up, 1970 “Dud” “Shaft” and “Smohawk”, Olympus, 1976 Corten steel 1967– 1969 (five separate pieces) Corten steel Mild steel 33. Clement Meadmore 15. Duayne Hatchett (Australian 1929–2005) 51. Tal Streeter (American 1925-2015) Upstart, 1967 (American, 1934-2014) Rainbow, 1970 Corten steel Delicate Balance, 1966--68 Aluminum with enamel paint Painted steel 34. Antoni Milkowski 16. Bernhard Heiliger (American 1935–2001) 52. George Sugarman (German 1915–1995) Salem No. 7, 1967 (American 1912–1999) Unfolding, 1968 Corten steel Trio, 1972–1973 Bronze Painted aluminum 35. Henry Moore 17. Bernhard Heiliger (British 1898–1986) 53. Isaac Witkin (German 1915–1995) Large Torso: Arch, 1962-1963 (American, b. South Africa 1936–2006) Vegetative Sculpture I, 1959 Bronze Kumo, 1970 Bronze Corten steel 36. Henry Moore 18. John Henry (British 1898–1986) (American 1943– ) Two-Piece Reclining Figure No. 9, 1967 Pin Oak I, 1976 Bronze Painted aluminum.